New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
DR. McGLYNN ON ROME.
DENoUNcING THE PopEs ADVISERS
cENsURrNa THE TEMPORAL AMBITION OF THE
PAPAcY-A RETURN TO THE SIMPLICITY OF
GREGORY THE GREAT HOPED FOR.

CENSCRING THE TEMPORAL AMBITION OF THD
PAPACY-A RETURN TO THE SIMPLICITY OF
GREGORY THE GREAT HOPED FOR
;BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
BUFFALO, June 23.-Dr. Edward McGlynn Ice
tured in Lockport last night, and although Bishop
Ryan and most Of the Catholic clergy of this
diocese were therc. notice was taken Of the
lecture by them. Dr. McGNnn lectured tonight
at Ledertafel Hall in Buffalo on "The Cross Of tho
New C1isade,' and there was q large audience
present. No Catholic clergy were present, Bishop
Ryan having shown his dsapproval of the cause.
In an interview he reiterated several times that
the clergy Of this diocese were too faithful to their
duty and religion to give countenance to such
theores as DR.. McGlynn advanced.
DR.. McGlynn in speaking Of the matter to q
reporter, denied the authority Of the persons who
had summoned him to Rome and declared that he
would not attempt to reach there before the time
liked for accommodation. Later in the day he
talked with q TRIBUNE correspondent and made
statements which must place him at open wan
with Rome. He said e.
was never sued or tried ia any ecclesiastical
Cd for talk about the very day Of ts
N wtnev 1S r. to whether the vas
sTehSshop or hi. council fhays not appealed to RomS
and have never for moment entertained tho intention
Il. daily papers % statement mime TO thas
effect 1t would be altogether unprecedent and illegal
SS'' the % tsrea1 % s .
to appeal from the sentence Of law tribunal. II
and the to
summon me before IT, even though have not appealed:
offence already condemned and punished BY the inferior
The only obligation ever took upon me was to fulfil
the duties Of The presty office by preaching the gospel
pa es S ~ 10 ts pSs e, e ,n
doctrines and never anything contrary thereto never
dienoe made at ordination 70 abdcate my rights or
evade my duties as man ana citizen Archbishop
and citizen whss me to keep my
to make speech at Chickering Hall which had been
cssns take % part any pocs meeting rSao
IL future without the expres. permission OF ihe
ss s:$ssr.5s ss.sss ssS
which is s supposed to be in force account Of the
made n mt nas cers IL
political economy which the Catholic Church has never
and ~ScS Cardinal smeon ON
whose alleged authority the archbishop condemned IL,
Snned sitSousS four years before 'I he had I'm IN the
name Of the Pope ordered my suspension for tsachnss
The Pope claims that laymen just much priests.
are subject to his ursdleton and in the good old times
to order him to be sent to Rome In chains and to be
o for & hf s earth a e
or for teaching what Is the settled jurisprudence
or country, state mas the right 20
its full rental value or teaching that it would be
good thing for the OF the people thus to tax land
have no Intention or desire of seeking rehearng at
least until the Roman authorities have been taught
mind their own spiritual business at home and inter-
fere less with diplomacy and politics In italy Germany,
people to take care political economy and pocg
and Of religion unless In the gravest cases OF
clear departure from the unquetoned dogmac teachhg
some pictures which have been drawn of the intel
laatua HelpyatP0
intelccts which surround the throne OF Leo Kill"
4. 10 to. ssS.r.. wse eS%f
be said Of the independence which the cour. At tome
power aud influence clergyman had already been
compshed as far as was In their power by the Arch
sponsibty Thedetermnation has beea made perfectly
clear In advance by Cardinal smeon and the Pope not
confer with to try me. but to punish, 10
Few know well as the merciless and obstinate
consistency OF tho Roman Ecclesiastical machine in
sticking the Of policies and politics, when they
are in the interest Of the ambition Of temporal powers
at the expense sacrificing the faith and religion
Aspirations Of the people for scen-
thc progress and national liberty sArchbishop Croke
summoned to Rome not for consultation or conference
but simply to be snubbed and insulted by Pope and
information about ireland from Lord Errington and
other English nunkes in Rome refused listen to
him when lie tried to explain matters. Archbishop
Croke stayed only three or four days Rome and went
away in disgust as speedily as hossible.
machine intelligence and virtue and sngle-mnded
devotion to spiritual interests in all Of which the ma
speak iu the name Of the lowly Saviour who sold: MY
am not so foolish or presumpruous suppose that
argument OF mine could have any effect in dImnlsh
or bending the ob.naey OF that relentless machine
This only can be done by great proyideniial
Roman machine and reduce the Roman Bishop to the
simplicity OF Leg /. or Gregory L. both OF whom are
temporal power but bishops, full OF the spirit OF
their master and looking after the poor and providing
for ss that do my humble S' share
toward bringing about desirable consumation rather
nsaiae lust Of the Roman machine for power than by
submitting to such encroaobments
authority. The Roman machine is today mos. anxou:
have nss Of the G Pps 10 Sna sGssa
would be an Archbishop a. a.d one the RomaS .ae
poy to Fsep EaS IN His there
fail fruitful OF corruption and enslavement
trying to have diplomatic relations with Queen Vic.
toiis. In order; as he Is alleged i,,N 70 nave
sSoss s1 Irish ars % what avs our Irish friends think
OF this The fact is that the best way for Catholic people,
treatment from the Roman machine is rather defy s
be too submissive TO IT, Reversing the maxim OK
beat ths proud the modern Roman machine ioades
proud and wealthy and kicks the owy IN the mouth.
ntins BY 1t"ee Is power
ness to their power and excessive generosity in
contributing tho Peters pence for the support OF the
whole army OF lackeys and hunkes both lay and cleric
who surround the Pope with barbaric pomp scarcely
eQualed by that of any imperial despotc court
An effort was made to arrange meeting between
friends but 1t was discounteDanced by both.
People here who know about the views OF Or.
McGlynn consider it an open challenge to the
Court of Rome.
ROMEOPATHISTs IN CONVENTION
LONG BRANCH June % (Speciah-rhe International
h;oh L. tl,A
leading homeopathic physicians Of the United states
and Europe holding its eighth annual meeting at Le-
lands Ocean Hotel The attendance is large many OF
the members being accompanied by their wives and chill